Now, what we didn't get to do today was we did not do our word of the day. And we have a different

kind of word of the day today, uh, because we're going to learn something more than just like

regular vocabulary. All right. So I don't know if you all know about the Celts, but the Celtic

people are the indigenous people of Ireland,

and I believe Scotland, but let me just confirm. Let me just confirm. And I feel like,

hold on, Jesus Christ, no, I don't mean the Celtics.

The Celtic people are a diverse collection of Iron Age tribes originating in Central Europe around 1,200 BC.

So these were not, they were not just in Ireland. They were in Spain.

They were in England. They were in Scotland and Wales. And when we learn about the druids, right?

So that's, druids had wands. Wands made of Hollywood. Get it? Hollywood. There is a word that is used by the Celtic people who are people of the land.

So these were people who understood the magic of the land. There's people who understood

the healing of the land. Their language was Gaelic and their word for this time was imbulk.

So that's our word of the day, imbulk. Okay. And imbulk comes from the old Irish imbolg and it means

in the belly and it holds the fertile energy of goddess Bridget. She was the protector,

she was the healer, the storyteller, artist, and nurturer. And during this time, we're being

called to honor our bodies as instruments for our authentic expression, which also aligns, by the

way, with what wes, by the way,

with what we are experiencing in the sky right now,

because that is very much the vibe of the full moon in Leo,

this wolf moon, I mean, this snow moon,

is our authentic expression, our emotions,

and really coming into a, again, coming into, we're

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